Digital BW, The Print

Are you saying using color film will eliminate grain? If you are which 
color film do you recommend for using digitally later.

MS
On May 24, 2005, at 5:35 PM, Editor P.O.V. Image Service wrote:

> Ukko Heikkinen wrote:
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>  >Hi all
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>  >B&W film has grain, color film "dye clouds", noise. They are 
> different things and call for different tools.
>  >�
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>  Partially true... Not all B&W film has grain. There are Chromagenic 
> B&W
>  films that use dyes, such as Ilford's XP2..
>  Keith
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